Sentence examples for more than intractable from inspiring English sources

The man was more than intractable.

Now, after more than 50 years of intractable political animosity, it's difficult to imagine a cooperative future.

Participants: Seventeen persons recruited in a consecutive manner, 9 of whom had suffered a stroke and 8 a traumatic brain injury, and had more than 6 months of intractable spastic hypertonia.

When Obama took office, more than seven years of intractable war in Afghanistan already made this hard to do for anyone except the most gung ho in the military.

The Great Game that is afoot today is more intractable and more dangerous than the last.

It often requires, in dealing with apparently intractable problems, more than a bit of luck – a coincidence of personalities and circumstances and a willingness to leverage those opportunities.

The geography is bookended by two volatile struggles, intractable for more than half a century: the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and Kashmir.

Since taking office Mr. Booker has made uneven progress at addressing issues like joblessness (the city's unemployment rate is more than 14percentt), property crimes remain intractable (robberies were up by 17percentt for the year as of last month), and most Newark public schools are so dysfunctional that they remain under state control.

However, complex-agent models tend to become intractable when more than a handful of individuals are modeled.

The time complexity of SPM is more than exponential and easily becomes intractable as data get larger.

There are two reasons for this: (i) dealing with more than two-way correlations is intractable at a genome-wide level, because of the explosive number of combinations and (ii) three-way interactions along this line can be inferred from two-way co-expression.